Gerry Tully sings The Christy Moore Songbook
Irish folk singer-songwriter Gerry Tully is a respected County Meath performer known for his warm, emotive voice, honest storytelling, and deep-rooted connection to Irish folk music. With decades of live experience, he has built a strong reputation for delivering heartfelt and authentic performances.
Gerry Tully Sings The Christy Moore Songbook is a live celebration of the great songs of Christy Moore — one of Ireland’s most iconic songwriters. Importantly, Gerry does not try to be Christy, as there is only one Christy Moore. Instead, he respectfully presents and performs the great songs of Christy Moore in his own voice and style.
When performing these songs, Gerry brings sincerity, warmth, and emotional depth to the material. His expressive voice and natural delivery suit the storytelling nature of the songs, allowing audiences to connect with the lyrics in an intimate and meaningful way. From powerful anthems to reflective ballads, he performs each song with care and respect for its original spirit.
With over forty years on stage, Gerry Tully is a natural storyteller who often shares insight and context behind the songs, adding a richer cultural layer to the performance. His relaxed stage presence and genuine love for the music create a welcoming atmosphere where audiences can listen, reflect, and sing along.
Gerry Tully Sings The Christy Moore Songbook is a heartfelt live experience celebrating some of the finest songs in Irish folk music — performed with respect, honesty, and a deep appreciation for the songwriting legacy of Christy Moore.
What the people say…
“Wow! What a riveting night’s entertainment! High energy, unadulterated Christy. We might as well have been at a Christy gig. We have attended many events in Esker since it opened. This will go down as one of the best.”
— Jackie & Peggie Hennessy.“Gerry, I was in Ballycastle at your gig on sat in the Marine Hotel, what a gig. Hands down definitely the best I have seen at Christy. A brilliant night enjoyed the crack”
— Paul“Comparisons to Moore, Hennessy or Luke Kelly embarrass the man, but they still need to be made. Those Legends may never be bettered but few will come as close as Tully when striking a chord with a traditional audience.”
— Fergal Lynch Meath Chronicle